Murkfiend Liege

Each member of this lord cycle bought a double-anthem by committing to a hybrid two-color identity, and this one asks for the most strained pairing: green and blue, a color combination that historically wanted to grind value or hold up answers rather than flood the board with creatures. The flat +1/+1 to your other green creatures and your other blue creatures is a static lord effect built for going wide, which is exactly what this color pair rarely does. The untap clause is what redeems the design. Untapping all your green and blue creatures during every other player's untap step converts an attack-then-defend posture into permanent availability: your board swings on your turn and stands ready to block (or fire off relevant tap abilities) on everyone else's. Across a table with multiple opponents that means a board that is never caught tapped out, a soft Propaganda assembled from your own creatures rather than a tax on the attackers. The 4/4 body for five carries no evasion, no protection, and does not buff itself; the card is pure enabler, scaling entirely with how many green and blue creatures fall under its anthems. It belongs to the handful of two-color lords that reward building into a creature density their color pair was never designed to support, and the untap rider is the reason that stretch becomes worth making.